Dump a Trainer, Pay A Bill
Save a horse, ride a cowboy. I believe that is a song by Big and Rich.
Yesterday, I decided that it was time to let my trainer go. I had been going to a trainer for two years now and only saw up and down results. I had been having this discussion with the Lord on ways to save money and be debt free. Finally, I began to see the light. I needed to let the trainer go.
I was paying a trainer almost three hundred dollars a month and wasn’t really getting anywhere. When I injured my ankle a few days ago, my doctor recommended that I hold out on training for a while. The doctor said I will end up having surgery for the injury.
My trainer appeared so unsympathetic. He told me that I can see work out on the other leg! I can work on other things while still paying him. Plus, he said that I needed to pay him for the past week I was there. Didn’t ask me how I was doing. Didn’t ask me what specifically the doctor said. He asked about his check and seemed perturbed. I am injured and all he wanted was the money.
So I decided to dump my trainer and used that money I was giving to him and paid off my debt today. It was amazing walking into the loan company and telling them that I was paying the loan off in full. At first, the lady didn’t want to take the money! And I after I had paid the debt, I asked me if I wanted to borrow more. Amazing huh?
The money I am using to pay this guy I can use it for a purpose to improve my credit and the money in my checking account.
Plus, I find that exercising with the programs on lifetime television in the morning has helped me out more. My trainer was becoming stale and incompetent as he wasn’t showing me the service that I deserved and was paying for. I decided to also dump the gym I was going to. Nothing personal against the gym but that $55 a month can go toward getting rid of a payday loan.